Kure Reimen Gomon · Kanda Jimbocho
A small counter restaurant serving the regional noodles of Kure, Hiroshima. Its operator has announced a planned closure on October 31, 2026; distinguish the 2025 visit from current operating information.
At a glance
- Address
- Mori Building 101, Kanda-Sarugakucho 1-3-6, Chiyoda, Tokyo
- Telephone
- 03-6281-7977
- Access
- 4 minutes from Jimbocho A5 / 9 minutes from JR Ochanomizu, on foot
- Operating notice
- Closure planned for 2026.10.31
- Current hours
- Mon–Wed 11:00–14:30 / Thu–Sat 11:00–14:30 and 17:30–20:30
- Closed
- Sundays · irregular closures on public holidays
- Further information
- Operator · menu and planned closure notice ↗
Checked · 2026.10.27
Kure Reimen Gomon · Kanda Jimbocho
A small counter restaurant serving the regional noodles of Kure, Hiroshima. Its operator has announced a planned closure on October 31, 2026; distinguish the 2025 visit from current operating information.
Check the closure notice before visiting
The operator, Daikure Trading, explicitly states a closure date of October 31, 2026 in its official business introduction. This page also preserves the restaurant as the setting of a meal eaten in November 2025. Do not include it as an operating restaurant in an itinerary after the announced closure date.
What is Kure reimen?
Kure reimen is a regional noodle dish from Kure in Hiroshima Prefecture, closer to Japanese hiyashi chuka than to Korean-style cold noodles. Gomon combines a sweet-spicy sauce of chicken stock, sesame oil and chili with cucumber, shrimp, boiled egg and chashu pork. It is eaten differently from a noodle soup served icy cold.
Choosing from the menu
Alongside basic Kure reimen, the menu includes cold noodles with wontons, warm Hiroshima chuka soba, and extra wontons or chashu. The operator says its noodles come from Asakusa Kaikaro. Ask before ordering if you need to avoid ingredients such as shrimp, egg or wheat.
Using a small counter restaurant
The official shop guide lists 13 counter seats, no smoking and no reservations. Allow for a wait; it fits a solo or small-group lunch more readily than a large group meal. There is no dedicated parking.
The bowl eaten in November 2025
The record for November 7, 2025 puts basic Kure reimen at 1,300 yen. It was topped with chashu, cucumber, egg and seafood, and is remembered as pleasantly cool rather than difficult to eat in that season. This price and composition describe the order at that time, not a current selling price.
Take a look around
Photographed in November 2025The story behind this place
After Miyu’s birthday,
a quieter few days in Tokyo
A bowl of Kure cold noodles after a long walk
Travelling around Tokyo, I often find myself wondering between stops what would feel right to eat at that particular moment. On days with a lot of moving around, whether for a concert or an…
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